One of the best ways to ensure you have great service to your AC is to know how to communicate with your HVAC technician. Fortunately, here are some tips to make communication easier and more effective.
1. Write Down Your AC Issue
If you are having issues with your HVAC system, it is a good idea to keep a clear, detailed log of the problem. For instance, if you find your system is not kicking in when it should, keep a detailed account of when the unit starts running and at what temperature. Having specific details ready can help technicians quickly find and address the problem.
2. Don’t be Afraid to Ask Questions
If your technician says anything you don’t understand, it is a very good idea to ask as many questions as needed to clear up the confusion. If you feel like you are imposing by asking too many questions, realize that technicians want you to understand. Often, technicians forget that consumers do not know industry jargon. In fact, asking questions will show your technician that what they say is important to you.
3. Thank Them
While it may seem obvious, taking the time to thank a technician for their work on your system, even though you are paying them, will let them know you appreciate their time and work. Building mutual respect can prove helpful when it is 100 degrees, and your HVAC system goes out. Technicians remember positive, gracious customers, and they will try extra hard to make service available to these clients, even if the timing is inconvenient.
4. Communicate Expectations
Technicians appreciate clients who ask for and schedule routine maintenance to their HVAC system. Regular checkups prevent minor problems from becoming major problems, which saves time and money.
5. Request Routine Maintenance
Technicians appreciate clients who ask for and schedule routine maintenance to their HVAC system. Regular checkups prevent minor problems from becoming major ones, saving time and money.
Call Colman Heating & Air for AC Service and Repair
Here at Colman Heating & Air, our technicians appreciate your communication, and we are happy to meet your HVAC service needs. Please call us or reach out online to set up an appointment.
